The symptoms of mold illness are: Psychiatric anxiety, fear, panic attacks, mood swings, irritability, anger, OCD, reduced ability to cope with stress, hallucinations, and suicidal thoughts Cognitive decreased short-term memory, difficulty concentrating, difficulty learning new information, word-finding difficulty, reduced ability to plan and execute, lack of motivation, brain fog, and Alzheimers dementia Musculoskeletal muscle aches, sharp shooting pain, joint pain, morning stiffness Cardiovascular palpitations, vasculitis, edema Fatigue and chronic fatigue syndrome Respiratory shortness of breath, chronic cough, sinus infections, nasal drip Neurological headaches, migraines, POTS/dysautonomia, tremors, vertigo, seizures, burning along the spine, sensitivity to light, sensitivity to touch, numbness and tingling, sense of internal vibration Digestive abdominal pain, diarrhea, appetite swings, nausea, leaky gut syndrome Eye tearing and itching Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) and EMF sensitivity Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) People with mold illness are commonly misdiagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome, autoimmune conditions, fibromyalgia, Alzheimers dementia, and respiratory disorders like asthma
Complex recovery needs, chronic inflammation, tissue damage, gut and skin repair, post-surgical healing, and patients who want the broadest peptide coverage available in a single protocol
High-Quality Blood Samples Are Critical for Antibody Testing A critical point with a strategy to roll out more at-home blood collection is that no concessions should be made on the quality of the result
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